Restaurant website with bookings and orders
A restaurant website with your menu, table bookings, online orders and a WhatsApp alert for each one. Describe your place in chat and it’s live in about five minutes.
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What a restaurant website has to do
A restaurant website has three jobs: show the menu, take the booking and take the order. Most guests arrive from Google Maps or Instagram on a phone, look at the menu and the prices, check that you’re open, and then want to reserve a table or order without calling. If that takes more than a few taps, they ring the place next door instead.
Blaubok writes the menu, gallery, location and contact pages from your description, around your food and your neighbourhood. The working parts come from the engine, already built: table bookings with confirmations and reminders, a storefront for pickup or delivery orders with Razorpay or Stripe checkout, and a CRM that keeps every booking request and party enquiry with the guest’s number. New bookings and enquiries can alert you on WhatsApp, so the manager on the floor sees them without opening a laptop.
Change a price or add this week’s special by asking in the chat. The edit lands on a preview, and your live site changes only when you click Publish. The code sits in your own GitHub, guest details in your own Supabase, and the site runs on your own Vercel, so nothing is locked inside a platform you can’t leave.
What comes built in
These come from the Blaubok engine, already built and tested on live business sites. The AI wires them into your site instead of writing them from scratch.
Table bookings
Guests pick a date and a time on your site and get a confirmation. You set the opening hours, the gaps between bookings and the days you’re closed.
Reminders and no-show flags
A reminder goes out by email and WhatsApp the day before, and bookings nobody turned up for are flagged in the admin.
Online orders and checkout
Sell dishes for pickup or delivery. Guests pay by UPI, card or netbanking through Razorpay, or cash on delivery where you allow it.
WhatsApp assistant
Answers the questions you get all day, like timings, parking and Jain options, from what you’ve told it, in the guest’s own language. Take any chat over yourself.
Google Reviews
Show your best Google reviews on the site, and have AI draft a reply to each new review for you to edit and post.
More than one branch
Each outlet keeps its own bookings and enquiries, with one admin to see every branch together.
Need something else? Add any of 290+ built-in features later, just by asking. How features are charged.
What your visitors see
Written from your description, then changed any time by asking in chat. Edits land on a preview first, and your live site changes only when you click Publish.
A menu that reads well on a phone
Starters, mains, drinks and desserts with prices, veg and non-veg marks, and photos where you have them, written so it sounds like your place.
Book a table in a few taps
Date, time and party size, then a confirmation. No phone tag during the lunch rush.
Order for pickup or delivery
A cart and checkout for the dishes you sell online, with delivery limited to the pincodes you serve.
Find us
Address, a map link, opening hours and a tap-to-call button: the things people look for first.
Photos of the room and the food
A gallery that opens full screen on a tap, uploaded through the media library in your admin.
Private dining and parties
An enquiry form for birthdays and office dinners that asks for the date and headcount and goes straight into your CRM.
Describe it like this
“Build a website for Coffee & Co., a breakfast and lunch restaurant on MG Road in Bengaluru. A photo menu split into breakfast, lunch and coffee. Table bookings for up to eight people, pickup orders paid through Razorpay, and a WhatsApp alert to my number for every booking. Earthy browns and forest green.”
Pages you get
A starting site map for a restaurant website. Add, rename or remove pages by asking.
- Home
- Menu
- Book a table
- Order online
- Gallery
- Private dining & parties
- About us
- Contact & directions
Questions about your restaurant website
How much does a restaurant website cost?
You start on free welcome credits, with no card. After that you buy credit packs, which never expire, or take an optional monthly plan. Each built-in feature, such as bookings or online orders, is charged once per project and never again on rebuilds. GitHub, Supabase and Vercel all have free tiers. Current prices are on the plans page.
How long does it take to go live?
Describing the restaurant takes a few minutes in chat. Once you’ve connected GitHub, Supabase and Vercel and clicked Build, the site is created and deployed in about five minutes. Your own domain is added in your Vercel project settings.
Can I change the menu and prices myself?
Yes. Tell the chat what changed, for example “paneer tikka is now ₹320, and add a mango lassi”, and it updates the page on a preview. Your live site changes when you click Publish. Dishes you sell online through the storefront are managed in the admin, prices and stock included.
Do guests need WhatsApp to book a table?
No. Guests book on your website and get their confirmation by email. WhatsApp is for you and your team: alerts for new bookings and enquiries, plus reminders to guests once you connect a WhatsApp Business number.
Can guests pay online when they order?
Yes. Checkout runs through Razorpay (UPI, cards, netbanking) or Stripe, into your own account, so Blaubok never handles the money. You can also allow cash on delivery on the dishes you choose.
Do I own the website?
Yes. The code is in your GitHub, guests and orders are in your Supabase, and the site runs on your Vercel. If you stop paying for Blaubok, the site keeps running on its current engine version.
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